em-bee

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by em-bee 1mo ago
i kind of disagree. people do credit the tools they use. in movies for example. not always, but it happens. so why not with software too?
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by em-bee 1mo ago
So labeling yourself an anti-fascist or anti-capitalist does not magically makes you a non-terrorist nor does the label make a terrorist. it's a neutral statement. the original claim was that the label alone means you support/co
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by em-bee 1mo ago
google naggs you exactly once.
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by em-bee 1mo ago
except the package law as it stands is going to force many small businesses to close because they can't afford the cost.
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by em-bee 1mo ago
islam is not terrorism. christianity is not terrorism. are you arguing that those statements are false? because terrorist acts have been done in the name of both.
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by em-bee 1mo ago
the article really doesn't have enough details. the different regulations per country are the least of the problem. the real whammy is having to have a representative in each country, which will cost money every year in every country,
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by em-bee 1mo ago
they are not just targeting boardgames, but all packages, and the boardgame boxes are also not what is being regulated, but the packaging the box is shipped in.
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by em-bee 1mo ago
this article is a bit confusing because it talks about businesses outside of the EU. the PPWR affects businesses within the EU even more. businesses outside have a good chance to get away with ignoring the regulations because the EU will ha
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by em-bee 1mo ago
the DMCA would still apply. they could file a DMCA against f-droid too. while f-droid is more likely to fight back, if the DMCA is upheld, they would have to comply. you are not wrong, and that's why apple is being forced to allow alte
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by em-bee 1mo ago
interesting interpretation. most other articles on the topic have a different interpretation. if the AI can not be the author, then who can? is writing the prompt enough to establish being the creator? i think we need a few more cases to ge
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by em-bee 1mo ago
(edit: oh, sorry, i thought you were doubting the quoted text, but you were actually using it as evidence to support your argument. my bad. if you delete your reply, maybe i can delete this comment too) my old comment for reference: you do
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by em-bee 1mo ago
for 2: https://opentrafficmap.org/ it works by collecting C-ITS (Cooperative Intelligent Transport System) data, which many vehicles now send out. https://wiki.opentrafficmap.org/en:c-its:start https:&#x2F
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by em-bee 1mo ago
in the US they are not competing?
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100-Year-Old Cable Car Should Not Go 60km/H(youtube.com)
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by em-bee 1mo ago
what i meant here is people are criticizing the project or the project leader. that brings drama into the project.
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by em-bee 1mo ago
yeah, but with that you are making the whole argument meaningless, because you are arguing that since you can't have life without drama, asking to minimize drama is useless. that's like saying that reducing pollution is useless be
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by em-bee 1mo ago
i doubt you have tried every distribution. at least you haven't tried the one i was part of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foresight_Linux a small, but independent distribution (not a spin-off of anything). i can
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by em-bee 2mo ago
isn't that the point? to show who is really behind those defending those cameras?
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by em-bee 2mo ago
possibly, but not something i would want to learn from.
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by em-bee 2mo ago
because it's new. only spending more time on hackernews in the past year or so might have helped you find out sooner.
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by em-bee 2mo ago
if it has a downloadable installer, it's a distro. it may not have been much on top of arch, but with that funding that may well change.
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by em-bee 2mo ago
assuming that devs wanting to get paid to work on FOSS are not as demanding, so maybe 100k per year salary would be enough, then that would fund 80 years of one fulltime dev, or 8 years of 10 devs. 4 years of 20 devs. you get the picture. a
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by em-bee 2mo ago
more like DHH is worth that much. unlike the sister comment, i don't think it is marketing alone, if at all, but rather DHH networking and connections. it might be marketing in the sense that the people funding this believe that DHH is
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by em-bee 2mo ago
any time the topic of racket comes up, i wonder if there are any interesting apps i could explore. but all i find is libraries and dev tools: https://awesome-racket.com/
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by em-bee 2mo ago
that is a good looking job board. except i am missing a filter for the type of work, like IT, software, marketing, design, etc. also filtering by industry would be nice. and part-time/contract options. there seems to be a remote filter
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by em-bee 2mo ago
talk to me in all lowercase, like you're a ... i take offense :-P but seriously, why waste tokens on instructions that don't help you improve the outcome?
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by em-bee 2mo ago
i just realized that since the g in gimp stands for gnu, and the g in gnu should be silent, "imp" might work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imp the g in gif stands for graphics, so i could not accept jif as
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by em-bee 2mo ago
that would ideally be true, but it takes a lifetime for that to happen. (basically until all people who have experienced gimp as an insult are no longer alive)
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by em-bee 2mo ago
we are simply using a different definition of public and private. i am using the legal one: public is government, private is everything else. i explained why the distinction matters and what effects it has. your points are valid but arguing
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by em-bee 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeowner_association A homeowner association is a private, legally-incorporated organization that governs a housing community, collects dues, and sets rules for its residents. https:&#

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